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IMPORTANT // Please look after your loved ones, yourself and be kind to others. If you are feeling that the world is too hard to handle there is always help - I implore you not to hesitate in contacting one of these wonderful organisations Lifeline and Beyond Blue ... and I'm sure reaching out to our PRE community we will find a way to help. T.
The Spelling, Grammar and Punctuation Thread [Merged]
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evo said:
Prepositions are the words you aren't supposed to end sentences with.
Conjunctions are ok but.
Re: Re: Bachar Houli
Zips,
His:
A pronoun used to refer to a thing belonging to or associated with a male. E.g. "His sh!t = Houli's excrement."
He is:
A phrase used to preface an adjective. A precursor to the description of a male. E.g. "He is sh!t = Houli is not performing to your ridiculous standards."
Thanks.
zippadeee said:
Zips,
His:
A pronoun used to refer to a thing belonging to or associated with a male. E.g. "His sh!t = Houli's excrement."
He is:
A phrase used to preface an adjective. A precursor to the description of a male. E.g. "He is sh!t = Houli is not performing to your ridiculous standards."
Thanks.
tigertim said:
I prefer the second, don't know why.
[EDIT]..yes I do..surely. Why do we keep the "e" in "surely" but drop it in duly and truly. I say keep the "e" all the time. I like the "e". I'm mounting a rear-guard action to save e's.
